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Onkel Neal

01-18-14 09:32 AM

Intel to trim the fat

http://money.cnn.com/2014/01/17/technology/intel-jobs/

5000 jobs, I wonder if this a reflection on the PC market?:06:

Quote:

Intel said it will trim about 5% of its 107,600 global workforce by the end of 2014 -- 5,380 jobs.
"This is not a layoff," said Intel Spokesman Chris Kraeuter. "It's not a giant, one time action. This is a target employment rate for the end of the year."
Kraeuter said the cuts will come as a result of people retiring, redeployments, or people leaving voluntarily.

nikimcbee

01-18-14 06:23 PM

No comment:D. The stock has finally gone up $3:dead:.

ikalugin

11-18-14 12:38 AM

Wasn't sure where to post it, and decided against making a new thread.

New server modules of Russian manufacture:
http://s020.radikal.ru/i700/1411/05/3e7d6fe58fe6.jpg

Pisces

11-18-14 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ikalugin (Post 2262074)

Wasn't sure where to post it, and decided against making a new thread.

New server modules of Russian manufacture:
[IMG]http://s020.radikal.ru/i700/1411/05/3e7d6fe58fe6.jpg[IMG]

I don't get it. How is this related to Intel?

ikalugin

11-18-14 08:20 AM

Russian micro electronics industry procured a number of Intel standard solutions libraries over the years and now produces fairly modern commercial electronics. That said this specific processor is closer to what AMD does I think.

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